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Harmonizing for a Cause: Spreading Holiday Joy through Leadership
This holiday season, Logan McIntyre, a dedicated Project Music volunteer and talented saxophonist, showcased the power of youth leadership and music education. A student at Darien High School, Logan collaborated with his school’s esteemed music program and the Tri-M Music Honor Society, led by Director Jane Minnis, to raise funds and awareness for Project Music. As Darien’s Tri-M’s student president, Logan decided to use this holiday season as an opportunity to spread holiday joy and benefit Project Music.
Exciting News: Daniela Carias Admitted to YOLA National Institute!
We are thrilled to announce that Daniela Carias, a talented clarinetist and dedicated musician, has been admitted to the prestigious YOLA National Institute! A student at Project Music for over seven years, Daniela will join a select group of young musicians this February in Los Angeles for an immersive residency.
Project Music Students Accepted to CMEA Festivals: Celebrating Emily and Darwin's Achievements
We are proud to announce that two of our talented students, Emily Iniguez and Darwin Padilla, have been selected to participate in prestigious CMEA festivals this year.
Emily, a flutist with eight years of dedication to Project Music, and Darwin, a clarinetist making remarkable progress after just two years, showcase the talent and commitment of our students.
Two Project Music Parent Committee Members Graduate from UConn’s People Empowering People Program
Two of our incredible parent leaders, Nidia Carías and Daffne Cosgrave, have graduated from the UConn People Empowering People (PEP) program! The 10-week course, offered in Spanish, helps parents strengthen leadership skills and contribute meaningfully to their communities.